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Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

ment, very easy terms. Address George N.
Hicks, 215 South 18th st. 1919
- Leavenworth at. and the poor form. frst.
class residence site lot. is covered with fine
shade trees and Just right TOR grade. can sell
for only Sl,t50 If taken quick.
For Sale Splendid business lot on Vinton st.
near Twentieth, forty feet frontage, only
FOR Sale-l0O feet south front in Rartlett's
addition, near corner OF Park ave and Leaven
worth St, only $4,000. THIS property is worth
For sae-Lot 10. block 2, Potter's addition
near Farnam st. only sl.6!O. Call and see it.
For Sale-Three nice east front lots In Leav-
enworth Terrace, only S2,40). This property is
situated on a gentle rise between Leavenworth
lars less than lots across the street and in the
vicinity. Don't let this slip.
For Sale-Two lots in Tabor Place. corner of
wost of the elegant new houses now being
erected in West Omaha, THIS will make a
Call and let us show you this. -
For Sale Choice corner in West Omaha; on
Lowe ave., 95xl5j feet only 1000 There Is just
81 900 clear profit In this for some one.
For Sale Splendid piece of trackare prop
erty, l6sxllt feet on ,'elt line and Leayenworth
ST., only 81, 400; onethird cash, balance one and
For saie-Eegant front lot on Georgia ave-
nue. for a few days at $1,000. II you want an
elegant residence site. don't let this slip.
For sale beautiful south front ,dS lot on POP;
cash. cash" 1t win pay You to investigate this '''
For Sale-Lot 3. block Z. Hanscom Place.
This lot is 5oxl7l feet; east front. snrrounded
OF town and must have money. Call and lot us
name price on this lot to you.
For SAFE - Six choice corner and east front
lots in Vanderoook terrace, on Lowe avenue.
and between fsrnam and leayenworth streets.
These lots join Potter's addition on the south.
and can he sold nt prices ranging from 400 to
s1,s00. There is $500 profit on eRch one Of
these lots. Call and secure one before they
are all taken.
For Sale Bargains in aero property. To in.
vestors Offer n choice trade OF twenty acres,
close to Missouri Pacific railway: oply two
blocks from the location of the new implement
manufacturing building that will employ 100
men. The Northwestern railway arc now
grading for their line to the stock yards direct
ly east of this property, THESE acres are high
ana sghtly. commanding magnificent view
in every direction, Tho land imm mcdlatoly Join
ing this properly mas been plated into lots and
sells from $500 TO 500 per lot.
can offer this property in tracts al two, five
or ten acres ut SOD to 500 per acre, only ono
fourth cash. balance one, two and three years
Don't let this slip, but call ana let us show you
the property, You cen double every dollar
invested. George NJ Hicks,2lJ South Fifteenth
ST. 16l .
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

IX,OR SALE Bargain, complete new outfit,
II restaurant, bakery, confectionery and ice
croam. Call in person 1T 2i!. Cunning st
800 l0s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

TOR SALE---Twenty choice acres close to
Il Missouri Pacific Railroad and West Al
bright, only two or three blocks from the John
Derks notwithstanding Industry, that is al
ready under way and will employ hundred or
more mechanics. This property commands
macnircent view in All directions, and will plat
into 100 elegant lots. $3.50 an acre buys it If
taken Quick. Geo n. Hicks T6l
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

ENOR SALE-A bargain a complete grocery
Il store with horses and wagons, a clean
stock of groceries, with cheap rent Apply lOa2
and 1924 Douglas ST. sol lie
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

L'OR SALE--Meat market. offer my market
II at n reasonably low figure. Ny reasons
for selling are: ! am not able to see TO the
business myself on account Of my health aud
wish 20 leave for California soon as possible.
One OF the finest locations IN the city. No
competition ana low rent and fine trade.
Blocks. tools wagon and team, and everything
in running order For further particulars call
at once at corner 26th and Davenport streets,
meat market j. A, Mcclure. s2I
LNOR SALE-Fcstaurant business in best 10
IL cation IN city, 5000: monthly payments.
Price slU0O cash. II taken at once. Inquire OTTO
Scmssen. blJ \ i6tn street. $50 W
IGOR SALE Drug store ihe location, doing
Il good business. Inquire w. ii. Green, 10
18th 81. sSj "a
L'OR Snle--.On easy terms new stock OF hard
II ware: also builders stock, will invoice
81 coo; good reason for selling. Must sell with
in ten days. Address J. NJ. Burk, Philips, Mob.
5Ss j
L'Ok SALE Cheap. Meat market good
i trade, tools. fixtures, horse and wagon.
Everything complete. Gail at 2eth and Farnam
220 sol
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

TINHE cheapest and best lot on Orchard st in
l. Orchard hill, price Sl,210. terms easy, 305n
S 10th. Charles q. Spots swood GOO
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

FlNO exchange for farm in western Iowa or
4 eastern Nebraska, good corner lot with
three houses. Chas k Woolloy, AIS 5. 18th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

EOR SALE shares panorama stock (Batte
II OF Gettysburg). Will declare big dividend.
Ad dress 70 Bee Office. 80 VI
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

L,OR Embellishments $500, everything
IL complete, test location in the city very
che ap, rent s2b, apply GOA N l6th ct. IG07j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

N'ANTED-A A partner with $50 in nm estab.
w lished and paying business. Apply Labor
agency, 1907 FRrnam ST., upstairs. SO2 y
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

Gs50 will buy 4Oxl21s, south front. Apply
~ at 3ll4 Decatur street. 3ls PSI
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

WHAT have you to trade for fine 2-story
w residence and two lots in the west part of
town. John G. Thompson, Herald Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

d 900 cash will buy one OF the best paying
% saloons in the city OF Omaha, and situated
on one OF the principle business streets II you
mean busines. and want a bargain address, at
once, ID 3. Bee. s3f ll'
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

LNOR SALE-At II bargain, several sections of
IL land in central Nebrask ka. Good rich soil;
part level tnb.e land. balance rolling dcliraby
adapted either For general farming or stock
purposes. This land is situated IN Howard
county near the Loup river, within from three
to seven miles Of good railroad stations. and
near st, Paul, the county seat and one of the
best growing towns in central Nebraska. How
ard county is being rapidly settled by good
class of people has good banks, churches,
schools, -four mills and stores Two branches
of the u. L. Ry run through the central portion
of the county, and the grading Is now under
way for n branch of the b. & NJ. Ry to st. Paul,
which will give this county splendid railroad
facilities. Also have one tract of GAO acres of
rolling land. Can cultivate three -fourths, bal.
ance ood grazing land. a good rock-bottom
creek runs across one corner. For II stock
farm this can not be eXcelied Situated midway
between ST. Paul and Fullerton, good railroad
stations, and only four miles from new B. & M.
station. VIII sell in tracts of l6) acres and up
ward on easy terms and long time. Prices
$500 to 5000 per acre. Geo. N. Hicks. 2l5
south 18th street, opera house block. 76i Q
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

DEHSONAIl-A widow who owns her house
L and lot in the suburbs OF the city would
like the acquaintance of n gentleman 20 TO ~
years, painter, pl lsterer or carpenterto board
through the winter 10 make home pieHant.
Address ID &, Bee Office. slt u
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

TOR ShLE-Corner saloon, rorelp,s $50 per
\ day. S4,5OO; $1,000 cash. near dcrot Il
Lee, 1907 Farnam st. 7q6
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

E1YE hundred and twenty five dollars win
IL buy cigar, tobacco and confectionery
store IL sold before Saturday. SIS 10th st.
SIP III
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

LNOR SALE--'rhe best paying small hotel in
- the city: 5000 cash viii get it. Lee,
1907 Farnam st. Tg8
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08
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VITO vSAccvaiSrrp WIN Tnr eEoGp,rur or rHre
COUNTRY WILL sEK nY ExlNnINEjo riiis MAI THAT rua
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

TT you ant one OF the finest residence lots
I in Omaha, call at the Office OF Geo. N.
Hicks, 90 South 18th st, ana let hIm take you
out to Hanscom Place and see the choice build
ing lots he can offer in this beautiful addition.
16l q
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

LlOR SALE.-The leading hardware store in
II good county seat town. Call or address
J. W Dolan. Indlauola, Neb. 1i7 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

DERSONAL--If John Craig or John Craig
i G.ll, formerly of philadc phia, Will send
his address to the undersigned he will hear
something to his advantage. George y. White,
No. s29 n, 22d street PhiladeiDhia, Pa. 7lb-9t
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

NHyANTED--A young man to take care of
w two horses and carriage and two cows
references required. Call at once at c. l..
Erickson Co., 2l2 N, 10Th, Masonic block
X
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

" ANTED--A partner TO take half interest
w in hrst'cIass paying business, and muu-
age the same, for this state. small capital re-
Quircd. Call nj So North 10th ST. TAT 81
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

DERSONAL-E. wehe. ". a. teacher of The
l. piano. organ and vocalization: instruction
invariably OF highest order; Al reference.
Otlice. Max Neypr 4 Bro, jl5s1gt
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos, organs,
Nl norses etc, low rates. j. Wilkinson Co..
1921 Farnam, over burlington ticket office. 4l6
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

WANTED DAT once. an experienced young
w man German for dry goods department.
Mostoller. Scott 4 Co. i5th and N.nton sts,
N13
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

WANTED -Agents---A new invention.
w needec in every house, no competitions;
300 per cent commission or good salary to
right parties. Address with stamp for terms,
Weaver, manufacturer. "a State st. Chicago,
Hl. $50 ri
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08
PERSONAL.

DERSON AL-Grizziy. cons ider our acquant
j ance ended unless you bring Inc war
ranty deed for one of those S10 lots to be sold
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

A MAN with considerable business expert
"A euce has few thousand dollars and his
services TO put in u paying business. Address
G 66 Rec office III
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

RUSINBSS CHANCES In the neighbor h ood
- of Prrk ave and Woolworth st there is
need OF meat market and u baker and cou-
fcctjoner, and thero are nnc stororooms now
for rent IN the now Fitch block soon to he COM
pcted, y OF the stores already rented for drug,
dry goods and grocery stores. L. l.. Gregory,
800 8 18th st. 6sl
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

A BEAUTIFUL PLACE--I can offer for n few
IA days three beautiful south front lots on
Poppleton avenue in Hanscom Place. Popplc-
ton avenue is now being graded, and these lots
will be just right for grade; watcr and gas
already on street; Il perfect grade; two lines OF
street cars. a beautiful park and a splendid
neighborhood all combine TO make this an ele
giant site for a cosy home Price only S2,700
500 cash, balance on long time. Geo. n. Hicks,
215 S. 18th ST. 78l 3
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

| tsr your property for sale with Charles Q.
~ Spotsweod, B951 5 10th ss. Ga;
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

TNOR SALE--At a bargain, $40 acres of first
II class farming land in Howard county, this
state; first class soil, close to tw lines of rail-
road, and surrounded by well improved farms.
Can divide to suit purchaser, and will make
this bargain IL sold quick. Small cash pay
meut, very easy terms. Address George N.
Hicks, 2l5 South 18th st. 1919
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

MONEY LOANED at G. +. Reed Co.'S Loan
ANI Office, on furniture, pianos, horses,wagons,
personal property of all kinds. and all other ar
ticles of value, without removal 3l9 s. E}th.
over Bingham's Commission store. All bus-
ness strictly confidential. Ais
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

WANTED "A reliable, energetic man as
w special agent for an old line life Insurance
company. Liberal terms TO one that can
cure business. Room 9. Barker building. cor.
18th and farnam SITS. 4i0 1i'
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

MONEY to Loan-On improved city property
Nk at lowest rates OF interest No commits
SION charged. Sholes Cruinb. room ], Barker
block cor 18th and Fa rnam sts 6ib
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

WANTED A good canvassers, 81 per week,
w 10th st employment 30, N. 10th st.: -.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08
LOST.

T OST--ln Green line car, cor. 18th and Far
ll nam st, Set, 4, about noon, small leather
purse. Finder will he literally rewarded by re-
turning book and contents to Harry Gilmore
yardmaster Missouri Pacific Ry, cor. 10th and
Nicholas sts, S3) II
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

NE ONEY-we lonn money on improved prop
lvl erty for any desired amount at low rates
OF interest. tn run from two TO ten years time.
ototts, Cox Il Houston, icO11f farnam. so9
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

I OS1-Leather pocketbook with name f. W.
bMelcher inside, containing some currency
and several notes payable to above name.
Finder win receive liberal reward py leaving
same at Room &, Exposition building. 19O 81
StTRAYED OR STOLEN From corner OF Fif.
- tcenth and Ohio streets August21. sorrel
mare mule. Reward for return. Geo.. Red
man 7l2 l0t
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08
Fer SALE--HOUSES---LOTS.

FTNO exchange for farm within 20 miles OF
l. Omaha. fine corner lot with house. Chas.
r. Wooiley, AIS S. 10Th st, 366sl2
NOR SALE-Two lots three bio oks west of
IL Saratoga school house, first-class property,
S2.7O0. Sam ID. Jones. $50 l4j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

ENOR SALE-New store building ana lot on
II Bellevue ~ tho man .thoroughfare CON
Meeting Omaha and the stockyards, price 81 900
$40 cash, bal and yrs. Inquire OF Geo. n.
Hicks, 2l5 9th St 7Gl
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

RURR PLACE--75 residence lots situated
Omaha, brewery, Prices from $50 TO $500.
one third cash, balance on easy terms 'at'S per
cent interest ID. O'Rourke, sole owner.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

w ANTFD-Men Cor r. X work In Iowa and
w Missouri O'keefe & McGerr. 30l $ II.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

FOUND.
TAKEN UPON military road. red cow with
l. white streak on back; about 6years old.
Address John Rogers Omaha, ,sNeb. So!
TVNAKEN UP---White pony. blind one eye
l. Hensman Bros, Saunders st, next 10 Fort
Omaha. SOL VI
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

I .OST--A bracelet on Douglas st. near 18th
- Wednesday. Bewarn for return to Bee
office SSl u
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

" "ANTED-Men to sell Shetland Moutain
w Ponies Fancy colors. Largest herd in
America. Sample pony free. Rare opportnni-
ty. Incose stamped self-nddresSed envelope.
Byron Van Raub, Boerne, Kendall Co., Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

I 20 acres of good land miles east of Woon
j socket, Dakota. to trade for No. mules or
horses Address c 20 Bee Office. 2J1 l3j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

ITO LOAN-Money-Loahs placed on I'M
Il proved real estate in city county for
New England Loan Trust Co., by Douglas
County bank. 10th and Chicago SITS. 4l4
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

Mooney TO loan. Lowest rates. No delay.
M J. L. kice Co., over Commercial Ma
tional bank. 40
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

Il OST-Bay mare branded !. L. on left jaw
IL and n. f.. on left hip. Liberal reward by
returning to aO09 S 18th ST., G. F. Nelson.
1ni l0i
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

MONEY to loan cash on nand, no delay.
M J. ". and e. l.. Squire, l4l3 Farnam st..
Paxton hotel building. All
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

rINO parties buying lots of me in South ON aha
l. and erecting small cottages will guaran-
tee net protit of 20 TO 20 per cent on the total
investment Geo. N. Hicks, sl5 5 18TH street,
T6l o
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
NOE srrol,vusLs,s. .

Two gentlemen, By invitation, left
this city on board Of one OF the eteamsrs
lately built for . Boeton nrm bv the
Haflsn b Hollipg.worth Oompspv
After. getting some dista noe from this
city the lead was dropped overheard to
ascertain the specd which the vessel
was making, and o eeutlt m an who IA
noted for his practical Jokes ssid 20 an
other gentle mAp. who 10 well known
engineer ON the philadelphia, Whining.
ton aDd Baltimore RailroAd,) thAt that
line, pointing to Il, fastened In the sterp
Oh the bost, was trolling line, and for
MIN 10 pull it up and sec " any hsh had
yet been hooked on IL.
The engineer caught hold OF the lit q
10 requested and com % enced TO haul in
hand over hand, but he had not made
moro than two grabs bsfore the skin
was twisted from the middle Of both oI
his hands, when he dropped that line
like piece Of hot coal and threst ten ed
70 pitch bis oompsnioa overheard for
fooling him.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Erlninie

Mr.. Rudolph Aronson's Comic Opers
Company, presenting the great New
York Casino success, "Er rminie," hardly
requires any sort Of introduction or com.
mendation to the theatre patrons of the
country. for the names of the Casino and
Mr. Aronson are too widely familiar, but
the announcement OF the approaching en-
gagement In this city OF "Ermipie" by
this celebrated company will be- pleasant
information to all who look for amuse.
ment In the play houses. No comic
opera has exceeded Erminie" in the
favor Of the public and II is but fair to
say that none is go well worthy the popu-
larify that has attended II. 1t will be
given al the Opera House next Monday
night, with q remarkably strong cast,
magnificent costumes, com plete scenery,
and large chorus, the entire company
numbering sixty persons.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Hsvs BumRary.

A despatch from wabash, Indisus,
ssys she hoS cholera 10 rapidly sprtsd
ting In that vicinity. In one Deighb0r.
hood Ave miles north Of that city 400
hogs have died in the last three weeks.
Every fort possible hAs bosn made 70
check the so0orae, bat 70 no effect. The
healthiest animals appear most liable
70 attack.
Captain Samuel Aupson, U. 8. A.,
died at his mothers hume in Farming.
tou, Maine. on Sunday, aged So years.
He had been In service "a pears, being
transferred 10 the regulars IT the close
Of the war. Al the lime OF his death
he wss Captain Of the Ninth U. g. In.
fantry.
The War Department has received
from General Terry Q report ON the
Grow Indian troubles 10 Montana. In
bis opinion the military force 10 ado
quats, ~ the Iudians will probably
surrender - soon ~ the present eA cite
ment hes aoated.
A despatch from Benton Harbor,
Michigan. says large iron ore schooner,
supposed 70 be the Hsvans, plying be.
tween Escansba and 81. Joseph, fun.
dered seven miles north Of that plsos
yestsrday morning. Three men are
missing.
Secretary Whitney left Washington
for New York last evening, where be
will -emain for . wesk. II was thought
he would sign the contracts With the
Cramps and the Union Iron Works fol
the fast cruisers before starting.
Tho Springfield Rsllipg Mill; in
Springfield. H., has been smut down ON
account OF the strike of the coal miners
In that district About 1,C00 men are
thrown out of work.
Annie Bieoke and Richard Arndt,
while passing through lumber yard
In Chicago, Monday afternoon, on their
way from school, were killed By Q pile
Of lumber falling on them.
While digging for well Ut Friend.
ship, N. T.. on Saturday last, workmen
struck oil 1T depth Of thirty feet. The
oil flows freely and 10 said TO be Of good
quality.
The boiler In George p. Plants a on,
mill, In St. Louis, exploc cd Monday
morning, killing four pers. ms and serL
ously wouudiDR two.
The total coinsge OF the United State,
Aints during Sept mber was q, 8,757. .O4l
pieces, OF the value Of %. .099. 1888.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
FOURTH EDITION
Msss,ng Of the Hsv rsrty.

Nesting Of the NoW Raxty.
The Henry George Land and Labor
Club, No ], of this city. held its third
weekly meeting last night ~ the hall,
Fifth and Walnut streets. Mr.. Geo W,
Kresr presided. After the disposal Of
incidental business the club was I'D.
dressed BY T. e. Smith and others. Mr..
Smith said, In state Of society where
all men are equal there oan be no op.
preston. Every man will receive the
same reward for the same labor, else
there would not 10 an equality, and NO
man could receive o reward without
exertion. AS we do not live In such .
sooiety our boseted freedom 10 . farce.
Why 10 IL that some men not only live
without labor, but manage TO hoard up
the labor OF Thousands Of other men be-
sides?
IL 10 for the same reason that has con.
siGued untold millions Of unhappy
beings to IN early grave-tbas has piled
up the ruins OF one civilization on top
Of another-that causes the mass OF
mankind 10 day 70 toll unremittinsly
that the few may roll In luxury.
1t 10 tho appropriation By the few
OF that which By . natural right be-
longs 70 all-the land.
IuuuaIu0Ut0l IuyVUUCo
fow oil the injustioes which distort and
esdanaer modern development. which
condemns the prod ucer OF wealth to
poverty, and pampers the ron prod ucei
In luxury, which rears the Nnemen
house With the palace, plants the
brothel behind the church, and com.
pels rs 10 build prisons rs we open new
schools" In = country where all the
land is taken mp wages will be the low.
est.
This 10 the reason why, while free
trade has enormously increased the
wealth OF syistocratio Engsa tho pro.
duoers are none ths better of. Neither
protection or free trade has the slightest
influence 10 increase wages under the
present land holding system. Rent ab-
| sorbs all the consumer saves by . sys.
tenn OF free trade, ard protection on.
Ables the few TO get rich Mt the ex pense
OF tha many. Now by changing our
system Of taxation, by taking the taxes
OF OF all things produced By man, and
placing them on The value OF the bare
land, We would metamorphose ih, con.
dttion CT want in'o one Of plenty, and
no injustice would be dol Q 70 any body.
The farmer, the houRe owner or any bod ,
using his lard would have no mora tax
TO pay than at present; in fact, some
would have great deal iess, especis II >
the farmer, although the Nsw York
Tribune is trying to delude them into
the belief that they would have all to
pay. The owner Of the land would
have thu. tex to pay. He could nos
shift 1t TO his tenant, as now. 1t would
also compel the owners OF land not In
use 10 Improve Il or sell to some one
else that would. IL woald be the death
blow to speculation and monopoly. II
would increase wages and work, lower
rent and the cost OF living. Gentlemen,
II you have resd the New York papers
today you know that our cause Ia
bound to win. Such enthusiasm in q
State campaign Ia unprecedented.
Abe next nesting ~ill be held At the
sane place on next Monday evening.